The first third-level competition was contested as the 3de Klasse in 1947-48 and was held until 1949-50. It was also known as the Competitie Afdeling AA in 1948-49.
The third tier of Dutch hockey was also (from 1967 to 1991) known as the 3e Divisie. It was then referred to as the Reserve Divisie from 1991 to 1993. The competition later became known as the 2e Divisie in 1993-94.
The competition was called the Toekomst Divisie from 1994-1999. It then became the Regiocompetitie from 2000-2004.
Champions[]
2022-23: HCA Amsterdam
2021-22: HCA Amsterdam
2020-21: not completed due to COVID-19 pandemic
2019-20: not completed due to COVID-19 pandemic
2018-19: HYS The Hague II
2017-18: Ugly Faces Heerenveen
2016-17: Ugly Faces Heerenveen
2015-16: Ugly Faces Heerenveen
2014-15: Outlaws Zoetermeer (Group A), Frisian Flashguns (Group B)
2013-14: Tilburg Trappers III
2012-13: Tilburg Trappers III, Ugly Faces Heerenveen were semifinal winners. (finals contested?)
2011-12: Tilburg Trappers III
2010-11: Ugly Faces Heerenveen
2009-10: Amstel Tijgers Cool Mokum Amsterdam
2008-09: Ugly Faces Heerenveen
2007-08: Butchers Den Haag
2006-07: Butchers Den Haag
2005-06: Ugly Faces Heerenveen
2004-05: Geleen Smoke Eaters II
2003-04: Ex Eagles
2002-03: Frisian Flashguns (North), Hijs Hokij Butchers (West 1), Vandattum Zoetermeer (West 2)
2001-02: Ugly Faces (North), Cool Mokum (West 1), Vandattum Zoetermeer (West 2)
2000-01: ?
1998-99: Pelgrim Flyers
1997-98: Hijs Hokij Wolves
1996-97: Pelgrim Flyers
1995-96: Tilburg Trappers II
1994-95: V.J.IJ. Nijmegen II (League), VJ.IJ. Nijmegen II (Cup)
1993-94: V.J.IJ. Nijmegen II
1992-93: IJC Utrecht II (Group A), TRIAS Leeuwarden (Group B)
1991-92: IJC Utrecht
1990-91: Tilburg Trappers II (Group A), S.IJ. Nijmegen II (Group B)
Brussels II